Terminal Tip: Finding by Time
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Have you ever lost track of a file that you were just working on? Or were you ever curious about which files an installer has just added or...
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duncan
Better yet, you can touch a file (/usr/bin/touch, not the other kind) and then find anything newer than that.
For example, touch /tmp/beforeinstall
Then after the install has run, do find / -new /tmp/beforeinstall -print
Much simpler and has the ability to be more precise.
Of course, with .pkg files you can just use lsbom...
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